Commercial property for sale in Main Street, Prestwick KA9

105 Main Street, which trades as ‘Railway Takeaway’, is an established, traditional style ‘fish & chip’ takeaway business, which is well presented and has a modern finish throughout. The commercia space has been split to form a front sales and takeaway area with rear preparation space, stores, a kitchen, and a toilet.

The property has internal access to the first-floor accommodation, although this can be split and the owners flat could be made independent of the commercial premises.

The flat is attractively decorated with generous room sizes and contains a large lounge with access to a roof terrace, a kitchen, one bedroom and a bathroom, with quality finishes throughout.

Indicative floor plans are provided.

The commercial property extends to a net internal floor area of 72 sqm (775 sqft), and the owners flat extends to a gross internal area of 75sqm (807 sqft), or thereby.

The rateable value is £11,100 and the property qualifies for 100% rates relief via the Small Business Bonus Scheme subject to occupier status. The flat is noted under Council Tax band B.

Offers over £295,000 are invited for the full property including the goodwill, fixtures and fittings of the trading business.

There is potential to sub-divide the flat from the commercial accommodation to be sold separately; however, the sellers preference is a single unit sale.

EPC available upon request.

Each party to be responsible for their own legal costs incurred with any incoming tenant liable for any LBTT and registration dues incurred.

LocationMain Street is the primary trading area in Prestwick Town Centre with the property and business occupying a prominent position on the east side of the street close to its junctions with Kyle Street and Gardiner Street. Nearby occupiers include Tesco Express, Savers, Murrays and a host of quality local retail and licensed businesses.

Prestwick is located within the South Ayrshire region, around 33 miles south of Glasgow and 4 miles north of Ayr. The town has a population of around 15,000 persons and is considered to be one of the more affluent towns in Ayrshire.

BusinessThe ‘Railway Café’, has been owned and operated full time, albeit latterly with limited opening hours, by the Cecchini family for 25 years and is offered for sale as a going concern, due to their retirement. Sales and profits are consistent but have been kept below the VAT threshold for several years, offering excellent growth potential for the next owner/occupier of the business. Profit and loss information is available upon request.